Sec:Level - Multiple Ranges?

[rjolda]

Hi,
I want to have multiple security level ranges - one for user  - e.g. sec:level = 100 -199 and ANOTHER for Administrators  Sec:Level 995-999.
If possible then How?
Thanks,
ROn

[rjolda]

Looking at the code, I imagine I could add this code to each procedure:

! Start of "Processed Code"
! [Priority 2800]
        If ~  INRANGE(Sec:LEVEL,100,199)  or ~  INRANGE(Sec:LEVEL,995,999)
            Return -1
        end
       
! Before checking p_Stage
Does this sound correct?
Ron

[Jane]

Don't know about the secwin part of it, but your code doesn't look logically correct.

Maybe
if ~ (INRANGE(Sec:LEVEL,100,199)  or INRANGE(Sec:LEVEL,995,999))
etc

[Richard I]

Have a look at the Capesoft web  server example "AccessLevels"

Richard

[Jane]

I don't use secwin and do my own thing for access control within web apps.

Just saying that your IF statement is logically incorrect.

[seanh]

I'm curious why you would want so many levels for the same level?
Could you briefly explain? 
In the back of my mind is that for what you want to actually acheive there might be a better way

[Bruce]

Hi,
I want to have multiple security level ranges - one for user  - e.g. sec:level = 100 -199 and ANOTHER for Administrators  Sec:Level 995-999.
If possible then How?

where?